Policy & Government

Expanding on the NYPD's neighborhood policing model, the new strategies build on new technology and programs to strengthen police-community relations

In an open letter to Cuomo, Brooklyn pols demand transparency and a clear timeline of the project, as well as the preservation of MTA's initial mitigation plan

The state senate opened its legislative session with a bang by tackling the critical issue of voting reforms. What will change? 

The TPT program came under scrutiny after reports of homeowners emerged whose properties were transferred to third parties without notifying them.

The program offers universal, free, full-day, early childhood education for three-year-olds; applications open early February.

Under NYC Care, an estimated uninsured 600,000 New Yorkers will be eligible for health care regardless of income or immigration status

Brooklyn Pols rallied in support of the lawsuit which alleges that the TPS termination is racist and in violation of U.S. laws.

Experts determined that the much-needed repair work could be completed on nights and weekends, with a single tube providing continued service in both directions

The crowded race includes three Brooklyn hopefuls: Councilmembers Jumaane Williams and Rafael Espinal, as well as Assemblymember Latrice Walker

Each year, New Yorkers throw away 60 million pounds of styrofoam products, a major source of neighborhood litter and petroleum-based waste polluting our environment.